Need to Know

WEP stands for Water Efficiency Plan. It’s a state required planning document developed with extensive community input. It offers thoughtful strategic direction and recommendations, however, it does not create standards or regulations. Usual City channels, such as the City Council policy approval process, are required to establish standards or regulations recommended in a WEP.

You've come to the right place! This Our City webpage is the information repository and engagement portal for the WEP project. You can find different engagement opportunities, background information, up-to-date progress information, and sign up to receive updates. If you have questions or unsure how to fit in, you are always welcome to contact the staff listed under "who's Listening" directly. We are excited to connect with you!

Residential programs and rebates can be found on our website by clicking here.

Commercial programs and rebates can be found on our website by clicking here.

Colorado's Water Conservation Act of 2004 requires all retail water providers that sell 2,000 acre-feet or more annually to have a state-approved water efficiency plan. The plan must contain certain required elements. Other water providers in the City of Fort Collins have WEPs, too: 

• Click here to read the East Larimer County Water District WEP
• Click here to read the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District WEP